The accreditation is aimed at travel agencies that have a global footprint and wish to participate in the IATA program by operating in multiple countries.
MILAN – Cisalpina Tours received the prestigious IATA’s GoGlobal accreditation, making it one of the very few global travel organizations to have successfully completed all the steps for the approval. The GoGlobal accreditation is aimed for travel agencies that have a global footprint and that wish to participate in the IATA’s Agency Programme by operating in more than one country, with a high percentage of owned entities.
The process of accreditation requires a series of careful administration tasks making it a highly reputable status, well regarded by global airlines: corporate compliance, due diligence clearance and sanity checks on the company’s consolidated and audited financial statements are performed by IATA before approving the application. After the approval, quarterly financial assessments take place at a parent company level by IATA, a major reconfirmation for world airlines of the solidity of our group.
“The GoGlobal Accreditation is a huge milestone in Cisalpina Tours’ history. We are opening offices around the world at a very fast pace and believe that IATA’s GoGlobal is one of the most important steps towards our internationalization that we are undertaking with our mother company, MSC Group”, says Cristina Stacchini, Global Industry Relations Manager at Cisalpina
Tours.
The airline partners have been completely supportive in the expansion plan and the GoGlobal status will further help pave the wave for the Group to be an international player in the travel industry.
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